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README: release-progress table moves into Measured; four size rows - #475
The release-progress section moves from the top of the README into ## Measured, unchanged apart from its heading level (###). The unique-visitor-to-star conversion dropped after it went near the top; it stays lower until the 0.7.0 comparison with other tools. No link pointed at its anchor.
The table's single size row becomes four rows that compare like with like. All four use the same harness, grader (Rule C near) and stored answers as the rest of the table.
0.6.5
0.6.7
0.6.8
0.6.9
Bytes per complete answer (everyday / large repos)
The old row, the median size over all 163 answers, rose every release (4.8 → 10.6 KB). That was mostly because short partial or empty answers became complete ones, and because later releases answer harder questions. A paragraph below the table gives examples: a one-definition lookup at 3.2 KB, against how-it-works, all-callers and message-flow questions at 11.5–16.8 KB. Note: the median over complete answers alone also misleads, because the set of complete questions changes between releases.
README.md only. Stacked on #474 (the Trendshift badge move); once #474 merges, this PR's diff is its own commits.
The badge sat below the release-progression table, under "Working toward
the best code helper for agents". It now follows the line under the
"Rip'n Fast. Fewer Tokens. Better Code." heading, where a first-time
visitor sees it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The row was the median over all 163 everyday answers, which rose every
release (4.8 -> 10.6 KB) mostly because short partial or empty answers
became complete ones. The median complete answer tells the story the row
is there for: 4.7 KB (0.6.5), 3.1 KB (0.6.7), 5.4 KB (0.6.8), 6.1 KB
(0.6.9); on the 50 questions both 0.6.5 and 0.6.7 answered completely it
fell from 4.7 KB to 2.5 KB. Same harness, grader (Rule C near) and
stored answers as the rest of the table.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 40: Clarify the median comparison in the release-summary sentence by
making the 50 questions completed by both releases the subject of the 4.7 KB to
2.5 KB change; distinguish this matched-subset median from the table’s median,
which has grown since.
- Line 38: Update the “Median complete-answer size (everyday)” table row to
include the complete-answer count alongside each median size, using the counts
50, 81, 112, and 129 for the respective values.
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The README moves the Trendshift repository badge near the introduction. It replaces the median everyday answer-size metric with complete-answer sizes and revises the explanation of the reported values.
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Badge and evaluation summary README.md
The README moves the Trendshift badge near the introduction. The evaluation table reports median complete-answer sizes, and the accompanying explanation describes the change for questions both releases answered completely and the later increase.
Update the README metrics and wording before merge so the published evaluation results are complete and unambiguous.
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- Line 40: Clarify the median comparison in the release-summary sentence by
making the 50 questions completed by both releases the subject of the 4.7 KB to
2.5 KB change; distinguish this matched-subset median from the table’s median,
which has grown since.
- Line 38: Update the “Median complete-answer size (everyday)” table row to
include the complete-answer count alongside each median size, using the counts
50, 81, 112, and 129 for the respective values.
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…nge in the note
The complete-answer median still compared different question sets
(questions that became complete later are harder and longer), and its
'halved in 0.6.7' sentence was a median-of-sizes artefact: on the 50
questions complete in both 0.6.5 and 0.6.7 the median per-question size
ratio is 1.04 (30 larger, 9 smaller). Replace it with bytes per required
item delivered (all 163 answers, partial credit counted: 1,652 / 1,381 /
1,695 / 1,706 B) and state the paired change on questions complete in
both releases (median +4 %, 0 %, +1 %).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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README: show the median complete-answer size in the release table
README: size rows that compare like with like (bytes per required item; paired size change)
Oct 30, 2026
…already complete
Owner: one size row cannot show that later releases answer harder
questions that need more bytes. Add a newly-complete row (questions a
release answered completely for the first time, with their median size:
50 at 4.7 KB, +31 at 4.6 KB, +31 at 16.8 KB, +18 at 11.9 KB) and the
paired size change on questions already complete (+4 %, 0 %, +1 %),
beside bytes per complete answer and bytes per required item delivered.
Same harness, grader and stored answers as the rest of the table.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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README: size rows that compare like with like (bytes per required item; paired size change)
README: four size rows — per complete answer, per item, newly complete, already complete
Oct 30, 2026
…th examples
Examples are question texts from the in-sample S1 set with their answer
size at the release that first answered them completely: a one-definition
lookup (3.2 KB, already complete in 0.6.5) against how-it-works,
all-callers and message-flow questions first complete in 0.6.8/0.6.9
(11.5-16.8 KB).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Owner: the unique-visitor-to-star conversion dropped after the table went
near the top of the README; keep it lower until the 0.7.0 comparison with
other tools. The section moves unchanged (heading demoted to ### under
'## Measured'); no link pointed at its anchor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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README: four size rows — per complete answer, per item, newly complete, already complete
README: release-progress table moves into Measured; four size rows
Oct 30, 2026
Both CodeRabbit comments on bb7c5ac are outdated. b863647 and 8db43e2 replace the "Median complete-answer size" row with four size rows, and 57171aa rewrites the sentence below the table, so neither suggested edit applies to the current README.
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## Measured, unchanged apart from its heading level (###). The unique-visitor-to-star conversion dropped after it went near the top; it stays lower until the 0.7.0 comparison with other tools. No link pointed at its anchor.The old row, the median size over all 163 answers, rose every release (4.8 → 10.6 KB). That was mostly because short partial or empty answers became complete ones, and because later releases answer harder questions. A paragraph below the table gives examples: a one-definition lookup at 3.2 KB, against how-it-works, all-callers and message-flow questions at 11.5–16.8 KB. Note: the median over complete answers alone also misleads, because the set of complete questions changes between releases.
README.md only. Stacked on #474 (the Trendshift badge move); once #474 merges, this PR's diff is its own commits.
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